Legendary châteaux
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LEGENDARY CHÂTEAUX
Moselle, a strategic crossing point for troops coming from the East, was the stage for many conflicts, hence the abundance of châteaux and fortifications. Rarely conserved in their original state, often reduced to ruins, the châteaux are a testament to this turbulent past. Among the defence fortresses from the middle ages, some have been converted into fortified houses and manors. Other prestigious buildings, saved by the circumstances of history, stand proud as distinguished witnesses to a period when people in Moselle enjoyed the castle life!
Château de Malbrouck, built in the early 15th century by the powerful Seigneur Arnold VI de Sierck, owes its current name to the famous Duke of Marlborough immortalised in the popular song Marlbrough has left for war. During the War of the Spanish Succession, France was faced with an allied Europe and its war leader John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, who the French nicknamed Malbrouck. In June 1705, the Duke briefly set up his headquarters at the foot of the château.
HOMBOURG BUDANGE
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1 rue Principale57920 HOMBOURG BUDANGE
VIC SUR SEILLE


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Place Mesny57630 VIC SUR SEILLE
AULNOIS SUR SEILLE
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Rue du château57590 AULNOIS SUR SEILLE
FENETRANGE


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Château57930 FENETRANGE
GORZE


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Place du château57680 GORZE
NEUFGRANGE
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Rue Saint Michel57910 NEUFGRANGE
FENETRANGE


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Au Château57930 FENETRANGE
SARREGUEMINES
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99 rue Maréchal Foch57200 SARREGUEMINES
RECHICOURT LE CHATEAU

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9 Rue du Chateau57810 RECHICOURT LE CHATEAU
LUTZELBOURG

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Lat. 48,7325013491066 Long. 7,2543236137695457820 LUTZELBOURG
SIERCK LES BAINS

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Route Touristique57480 SIERCK LES BAINS
AULNOIS SUR SEILLE


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57 rue du Château57590 AULNOIS SUR SEILLE
BIONVILLE SUR NIED

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Rue du Château57220 BIONVILLE SUR NIED
GUINGLANGE

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Helfedange57690 GUINGLANGE
FLORANGE
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Château de Bétange57190 FLORANGE
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99 rue du Maréchal Foch57200 SARREGUEMINES